The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-09-25
DAY AT GRAVESEND.
HANOVER, kIN6srOM, OMAHA, AND
OTHkR FAYOkITEs LAID OUT


risen Wise Three Race.--h el.eu h,tu IN
HARD Lsek-Untruthiui Reports Aseut
Hin-Fsther Rsii Dsiy 0her- Reward.
A cold wind swept over the race course at
Gravesend yesterday. chilling the great crowd
OF spectators and stiffening horses and riders.
Tho track was soggy and slow. and the sport
anything but exhilarating to the hackers OF IA
voritos. The followers OF Garrison grew cheerful
rs the day woro on, for he won three out OF five
races In which ho rode. Mclaughlin secured
mounts in all six Of the races, but his evil altar
stuck to him to tho ond. great throng Of
mon made matters lively In tho betting quar-
ters. tossing their monoy up In showers. Ac-
cortllnR to Official figures more than $4,000
was expended in mutual tickets. while twenty
times twenty thousand went into tho books
and auction pools.
When Mclaughlin had lost on favorite after
favorite rumors spread through tho betting
ring and grounds thnt he WAS drunk. and even
women on the grand stand assorted that he
was under tho influence OF LIQUOR and not 1T
to ride. Father Bill Daily. who keeps close
watch over Mclaughlin and Garrison. and
looks upon them as his boys, heard the rumors
from dozen different persona. He came to
the reporters and requested them to announce
that he would offer reward Of $500 to any man
who could prove that they ever sow McLaugh-
X,
To settle oil doubt about tho matter. a SUN
reporter talked to Mclaughlin Just before the
joe key rodo Ferona in tho last race. The
Jockey smiled whom informed Of the injurious
reports, and looking UP with his cear. gray
ssss h have s ssss ' ssS ,hs Sm
VIZ a. liaIor Please excuse me now
There WAS not the slightest indication that
MoLaughlfn had even slipped glass OF cham
pagne., which ~ sometimes given to riders
il. order 70 keep down to their riding weight IS
issS II F Is e. Rss ssss b.
the beat q The 81 aged class in traininE Nc;
boon INDUCED in a needed rest. He was re-
ported to DO In good condition. and was heay.
Ws. iSs SSt rode az iSn
wns q tie wy The coil
form; yoante. ridden by Isaae MURPHY, sp-
wood and Favor. whiio aged BarnS IN 10 looked
anything but dangerous
held back in fourth place. while Hanover and
hssrs S eH q oVnR ns S
leaders. Rounding into the stretch, HsnoSerIe
t, S Snp ssp. IL The
fight up 70 the beginning Of the last furlong.
E saa HanoSss 0s ssa
.s4a and HANGER f% ous'h s'f The time was
mors interest Than that Q, the mile f dash in
ESsn knsfoa the d En
BY Garrison. u Arm second choice. McLaugh-
In 9 9Rs to ID his
bHt he held his horse IN; taking third
turn Tor the 6ackstretch. llcLasshln Tapped
Garrison ct the quarter and the pair ran
saa achsd
SHrn for shs when they reachs bed
teot tSe LEAD, kinssten hansips 70 lin until
they entered the last furlong Mclaughlin DO
S.na aS snssson nshns "n third eoss s1 to
The followers Of MCLAUGHLIN who were upset
In the first race rallied again ON him in the
"a ccs Ben
.hs pride Of Ephs snediters stable. ridden by
at three 70 One against "e McIsushin hsd
Ben All back. from the lead. at u ~;
il the race =. length Ia front q Esquimsu
Ben Al reaehed the ho O 10 tn, tn. front
xalk, anu m6ub u I8SI euOEL uuueT the WHIP
line With Esau i and Sale Ban Jan Donohae
sh 81 sss vs S
Of winners b four lengths:
furlonRs. was q very heavy betting race, the
ps II the Win 6SuiTs SnS g. on s s" y
VIE VIZ Saiss E%nsrSs q Norfolk Hidden y isaso
came next on tRe states. The rsee was watched
Nth tntense , interest Specially Emperor 81
swimming into she h9msstfetoh nearly
sfsss SS$e ff SoE
Los Angeles were crowding Badge. and CARR.
son was humping, George Oyster along. On
asorss 6Ssisr Einnss : head Il ifont p Los
sae b. haa sSs
the Emperor that Garrison dtd on George
;n BIT In apssss MnIphy g oSSsss
Interest In the selling race q five iurlongs.
By Garrison: and Fordham. with McLauahiin
In the saddle. Omaha was slisht iayorite
Williams had the mount on Lamasney Broth
srs' colt Cruiser. q ten:to-one chance. He
mSysd Cruiser 9p q me The ss.s ssi
to the finish. but never headed him, Cruiser
winning a half length In front q Omaha,
ForAhsm finishing q poor third. Nobody bid
Garrison added another winning mount to
his score by One riding In the last race. welter
handicap, Fourteen started; Garrison getting
Katie A A. the Kine,s Highway turn Katie
from the Whining line half q dozen horses
ESSre abreast. with Katie back Of them
the way to the stand willie approaching the
front line on tho outside Fifty ya yards from from
Ing Katie In with his bracing knees. he won
The race 1T neck This made ie his third win Of
stAnds-McLaughlin. 10: Garrison. 80.
The races wore run In this order:
EoLIAN AGAIN TO THE FRONT.
Purse &sOG for all ages; entrance, SO each, To the
second; winner OF nrsI race on ihird DAY 70 earyo
winners In 1887 Of SEQ Il three years Or upward al
lowed pounds OF $50 allowed ~ pounds one mile
Goashon Garrison's br. Q. Roiian, Z, by kOius-.
w. r sareh', Sr g. Pashs I. lbs tw Dcinrohuej
Dryer Br0a.' br. Kingston. Il ii2 (AcLAughiti)...
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